>> terry moran leading us off again tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and president trump, meanwhile, returning to the white house tonight, lashing out at the inquiry and returning home from the nato summit, where he took aim today at canadian prime minister justin trudeau, after what trudeau was caught saying on mic about president trump. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl traveling with the president. >> reporter: president trump was outside of london, meeting with nato leaders as today's impeachment hearings got under way. thousands of miles away, but paying close attention to what was happening on capitol hill. >> but think of it, they get three constitutional lawyers and we get one. what's that all about? it is the most unfair thing that anybody's ever seen. i don't think too many people are going to watch, because it's going to be boring, all right? >> reporter: the president was also paying attention to this. a video clip from a reception last night in buckingham palace where several leaders -- including the

terry moran with the explosive testimony from the hill tonight. >>> president trump on his way back this evening from his trip overseas, cutting the trip short, lashing out at the inquiry, and the other headline tonight, taking aim at canadian prime minister justin trudeau. what trudeau was caught on mic saying about president trump. >>> the breaking headline tonight involving thousands of u.s. troops. are they being sent tothe middle east? and a u.s. warship seizing iranian missile parts at sea. martha raddatz standing by live tonight. >>> the outrage mounting this evening. the new lawsuit filed by george zimmerman. the man acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin. now suing trayvon martin's family for $100 million what he's now claiming, and the family tonight says they're being victimized again. >>> we're watching two new storms, one that could cross the country again. rob times this out. >>> the major news involving the catholic church tonight. the vatican and the investigation here in the u.s. the bishop out tonight, accused of a coverup. >>> and the health headline involvi

terry moran live at the white house. thank you. >>> we have new reporting tonight after that deadly attack on london bridge. the heroes who ran toward the convicted terrorist, taking him down with whatever they could find. one with a fire extinguisher. and they did this even though at the time it appeared he was wearing what was a suicide vest. it would turn out to be a fake, but they did it anyway. abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell with the american who witnessed this. >> reporter: this is the dramatic takedown. citizens attacking a terrorist with a fire extinguisher, another wielding a whale tusk. and for the first time, details from inside the building when the attack started. an american eyewitness watching jack merritt lay down his life. >> he was the first line of defense. he was the first person to confront him at the door. >> reporter: people taking on terrorist usman khan, even though he appeared to be wearing a suicide vest, later turning out to be fake. khan was shot dead by police. khan was one o

abc's terry moran tonight up on the hill. >> reporter: a fateful step -- under speaker nancy pelosi's watchful eye, house democrats declare they will impeach president trump. >> the house committee on the judiciary is introducing two articles of impeachment charging the president of the united states, donald j. trump, with committing high crimes and misdemeanors. >> reporter: the two articles -- those are the charges against the president -- abuse of power in his dealings with ukraine and obstruction of congress. on abuse of power, the charge that donald trump "ignored and injured the interests of the nation." and "betrayed the nation by abusing his high office to enlist a foreign power in corrupting democratic elections." on obstruction of congress, the charge that trump, "without lawful cause or excuse," rejected every subpoena or request for evidence, the article declaring, "in the history of the republic, no president has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry." >> no one, not even the president, is above the law. >> reporter: democrats are moving fast, some

. >>> and terry moran tonight with the bottom line. in a polarized country, what happens next in a senate trial? and where are american voters tonight? >>> the other major news this wednesday night, the deadly attack on a shopping center. several injured. the suspect escaping. the hunt that followed. >>> a dangerous night in the northeast for millions of commuters. vehicles piling up on the highway. and bracing for wind chills below zero. >>> the alarming warning tonight after a woman is killed in new york's times square from falling debris from a 17-story building. tonight, there is word 1,300 other buildings are at risk. >>> the security breach, a plane stolen. the crash and the arrest. >>> and the u.s. coast guard tonight, the major discovery surrounding this boat and the bust. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and as we come on the air tonight, we do have breaking news. a deeply divided moment is playing out right now in american history. the house has voted to impeach president trump on

>> terry moran leading us off from the hill tonight. terry, thank you. >>> a furious president trump reacting to the impeachment report overseas in london, calling it a hoax, as he's received by the queen and then by the prime minister at 10 downing street. and that wasn't the only headline he made today. there was the moment with french president emmanuel macron. what he said to him, macron replying, "let's be serious." abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl traveling with the president. >> reporter: as democrats released their impeachment report, president trump was heading into a reception at number 10 downing street, hosted by the british prime minister. on the world stage, with impeachment very much on his mind. >> i think it's very unpatriotic of the democrats to put on a performance where they do that. i do. i think it's a bad thing for our country. >> reporter: later, the president made a severe personal attack on the man leading the impeachment charge for democrats. >> i think adam schiff is a deranged human being.

if you're our strategic partner, then you can't go blocking anything for us." >> terry moran is live at the white house tonight. we know members of the house intelligence committee are getting a chance to read that report tonight before they vote tomorrow. then, of course, the report goes to the judiciary committee for their first public hearings on wednesday. as you reported there, the president will not be represented on wednesday, but the white house has until friday to decide whether they want to defend the president as these proceedings go forward? >> reporter: this's right. this is moving fast, david. those witnesses on wednesday, they'll be constitutional law school larls testifying about whether what the president is alleged to have done amounts to an impeachable offense. so, no new facts from them, and the white house does have until 5:00 p.m. friday to decide if they're going to participate in this stage at all. but the judiciary committee and the house moving fast with votes possible on articles of impeachment by the end of the year. david? >> historic couple of weeks ahea

>> all right, terry moran up on the hill tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and, of course, all of this playing out today as president trump took aim at his own hand-picked fbi director. just 24 hours after fbi director christopher wray told abc news there was no deep state, no spying on the trump campaign, a notion backed up by the inspector general, finding no anti-trump bias in the russia investigation. the president was not happy with either of them. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: president trump took aim at fbi director christopher wray just 24 hours after wray spoke with abc's pierre thomas. >> do you have any evidence that the fbi targeted the trump campaign unfairly? >> i don't. >> reporter: wray was reacting to the internal justice department investigation that criticized actions of lower level fbi officials, but concluded the probe of russia and the trump campaign was launched properly and without political bias. "i don't know what report current director of the fbi christopher

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moran: thank you, mr. president. today i want to take a moment to recognize the contributions of kelly. as i indicated, she is a member of my staff. she's u.s. army major kelly mcmanus, who has spent last year working in my personal office as part of the united states army congressional fellowship program. before kelly departs my office here at the end of the year to return to the big army, i rise to express my appreciation to major -- to the major for all of her hard work and dedication in service to our nation. kelly's ten years of service in the united states army has developed their leadership abilities and shaped her perspective on major defense issues of national significance. these assets and attributes have made her an invaluable astoat our team as we work to serve kansans, service members and veterans. before joining our office, kelly's assignments have taken her around the world in service to our country. she deployed to both iraq and kuwait in support of operations new dawn and spartan shield from 23011 th

it's no problems to report from nevado through moran and then across the span into san francisco. a us soldier killed 2 people in why before taking his own life. the violence happened at pearl harbor. john lawrence has the latest. >>tragedy at joint base pearl harbor-hickam in honolulu wednesday afternoon. >>like loud pop and art. recognize that and no look out the window. soccer 8 people on the ground officials say a us sailor opened fire wounding 3 civilian employees. >>2 of the victims are confirmed dead. the 3rd taken to the hospital and said to be in stable condition. obviously our thoughts are with the families of the victims and everyone involved the sailor a male who was assigned to the uss columbia then took his own life. the shooting happened 3 days before the 78th anniversary of the pearl harbor attack the role that the shipyard played and more we're too. >>is pretty legendary in the shipyard is well known for you know the amazing work they did an amazing work they continue to do so this is certainly a tragedy for everyone here the base was on lockdown for about 3 hours

we've seen confidential police documents outlining a multi-national investigation into moran. and financial documents showing huge amounts into 2 n.t. can bank accounts. there from his company's full of food program for venezuelans food boxes many rotten and infested with b. tools. and his prime minister gaston brown defended moran's diplomatic appointment only when the us indicted moran for money laundering unconnected to and did gaston brown revoke his friend's diplomatic passport brown didn't respond to our request for comment. on the. situation today where there is so terrible that right now it's. all a bit about this in terms of where. all those years well. after 3 months trying to arrange the sale of a diplomatic passport all of this serafin sends voice messages saying he's met his prime minister roosevelt skerritt. have concluded. the. prime minister. is very destructive. it's hurricane season and domenic perre is gearing up for an election serafin says the prime minister can't risk any more diplomatic disaster. there's been some revelations of. sportswear imprisoned. h

again coming out of the north bay this morning so far looking great through nevado no problems through moran and then into san francisco. speaking of into san francisco. here's another live look at the bay bridge toll plaza approach. and it's going to be a dry morning commute on travel is with us he's going to let us know when the rain is going to be. later on this afternoon to make sure the duke pack, your umbrella you might need it on the way home later on today. >>good morning everybody on this friday, you're taking a look at future cast for predicting when the rain might start impacting us later on today, the good news is you should be able to make through the morning commute just fine but as you can see there is some rain sometimes severe rain on the horizon talk i saw. >>was green green and yellow. that's not good because that means a lot of rainfall. good morning. everybody i'm will tran in for gerri a full and i'm james fletcher let's get right to the weather center. we have john trouble standing by with your complete forecast so later soft on what was an. yes guys. changes later on

abc's terry moran leads us off from the hill tonight. >> reporter: a historic moment in the capitol. adam schiff stepping before the cameras to lay out the case for impeachment, accusing president trump of subverting u.s. national security through a scheme to exploit ukraine's desperate need for u.s. military assistance in their fight against russian-backed separatists. >> at the same time, there was something president trump desperately wanted and believed that he needed. and that was an investigation that would damage the rival that he feared apparently the most, joe biden, as well as an investigation into a debunked ukraine, not russia, that was interfered in our last election. >> reporter: schiff said the ev ceenid amassed says that the president uedntne taikrhose "sham investigations" and he was willing id widit fhholald lyne anthers neevidce sce e inlligence committee's public hearings, schiff said. phone records between the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, and the office of management of budget. >> certainly the phone records show that there was considerable coord

terry moran who's up there on capitol hill was inside the rayburn room. nancy pelosi didn't say much this morning but no question she wanted to be there to show that she is driving and in charge of this process. >> reporter: in charge of the process and the tone of the process. she wants this to be not typical partisan politics. she knows the democrats, some members, have been eager to impeach this president from the moment he got into office. one of the challenges is for the democrats to persuade people this time it's different. one of the ways you can tell she is insistent that it is a solemn process, it is constitutional and it is a duty the democrats are doing, not a weapon in their partisan war, so they lay out the rationale, they lay out the evidence and they make the case constitutionally. as i said, i think they do have a bit of a problem, but she now is in control of this process, its pace which is lick ety split and its tone. >> this is a fast process although the number of days they've considered impeachment longer than the days committed to bi

and moran hereto you would assume. >> that's for the democrats are stuck now.he listen to me it's kind like republicans are told john huntsman is really the guy. so i'm not a democrat, so the advice can be taken with a grain of salt. but it seems to me they have two issues to getting to a nominee. either joe byman has to follow parts in his percentage that he has has to go to different people, or elizabeth warren has to fall down and bernie sanders can pick up the progressive wing there. >> briefly build the booted judge endorsement, do they matter? >> i don't think so. i think it's kind of clever is going after biden. people have obviously realized if i am going to rise past this third place, this'll settle it down there, i'm going to have to attack. he did that in the debate before he is rising, and joe biden was chairman of the foreign relations committee in the senate, vice president's pride themselves on their foreign policy in particular ukrainian policy. [laughter] as we know,. >> also young to sail people are worried i'm only my late 30s can i do this j

miss moran is highly regarded by the school and community stakeholders as well as her colleagues. she is collaborative, creative, and focused on increasing student achievement as well as promoting the social growth and development of our needy students. she approaches challenges with empathy and a sense of purpose based on her strong sense of self-. -- >> president cook: sorry. that was your time. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners and staff. i am caroline and i work as chief of staff for supervisor ronen who represents the mission. we are here, supervisor reason,s in the meeting. we want to support the leader who has done so much. we worked closely with her. we want to express that the situation has been harmful to the community, to staff, and to students and families. it is truly an extraordinary principal and extraordinary leader. i would like to have everyone here for the horace mann and for the principal to raise their hand. this is someone who is a deeply empathetic and loving and caring and strong leader, and someone who thinks outside the box to do what i

henry moran was watching in kuala lumpur.nd at the beginning of 3t20 internationals against pakistan, a crucial phase in the build—up to the t20 world cup come february. pakistan looked like they could be in to cause a shock but, in but, in the end, england's154 was enough, winning by 29 runs. sophie eccleston the pick of the bowlers, three wickets, and a convincing win for england to get this phase of the tour off to the perfect start. we did well to get to 160, pakistan bowled quite tight with a tight field. we are happy we got there in the end and probably left a few out there, the bowlers did a greatjob. the trip concludes with two t20 games starting on thursday, they will be looking to make a clean sweep to give maximum momentum heading towards australia in february. just a few months ago, british sprinter adam gemili was at a low point. he had been favourite to medal at the world championships, but — in his words — ran an amaturish race, finishing fourth. he's spoken to our reporter seth bennett about his disappointment

everything we had to preserve freedom and protect our way of life but would the us do the same today moran doesn't think so northern quapaw knows they wouldn't. view of the americans has changed in recent he is going to cause them to plead because. she's giving her scrapbook of war memories to her grandchildren to make sure they never forget. you're watching the w. news coming up next in business news germany's feeling more than a little short staffed with many specialized jobs going until so the government is looking over seats for skilled workers to do them that's a vexed with stephen verbs with our board often when things with a company. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for minds. that 77 percent obama or younger then thinks of. that's me and me and you.

everything we had to preserve freedom and protect our way of life but would the us do the same today moran doesn't think so it was an quapaw knows they wouldn't all view of the americans has changed in the recent he is going to cause them to be. she's giving her scrapbook of war memories to her grandchildren to make sure they never forget. the countdown is on for the launch of a european satellite on a mission to study earth like planets outside our own solar system the spacecraft is set to blast off from french guiana in south america later on choose day and who knows it might even detect signs of life in outer space. the key on this mission is designed to advance the search for extraterrestrial life for the 1st time the satellite will study planets orbiting distant suns so-called exoplanets. she hopes will observe how these distant worlds pass in front of the stars they orbit to make this possible researchers 1st have to scour the sky with other telescopes to select the stars to be targeted by the satellite. looking at the time. so we need to know that star has a planet we need to know w

everything we had to preserve freedom and protect our way of life but would the us do the same today moran doesn't think so was incompetent no they wouldn't. view of the americans has changed in the recent he is going to cause them to plead. she's giving her scrapbook of warm memories to her grandchildren to make sure they never forget. the draw for the opening knockout round of the champions league has taken place and things will be getting serious for the bundesliga clubs in the competition by and have been drawn with london club chelsea while dortmund set to face partisan agenda and leipzig will square off with last year's finalists tottenham. buying munich's to mulch us season isn't going to get any easier in february the german giants have been drawn against reigning europa league winners chelsea in the champions league round of 16 it will be a rematch of the 2012 final which biron lost on penalties to the london club after a slow start but have turned the corner in the bundesliga and their strong form has given them a boost of confidence for the clash. steps we're fairly confident. g

current history between its central characters ray and her buddies of the resistance pilot podium moran and stormtrooper femme for cast and fans it's about more than just one movie it's the end of a saga this is the longest one but it's crazy because it feels like she's in a time machine and travel back to where they asked us to. become a constant 42 years and 8 episodes later can the rise of skywalker live up to fans' expectations illusions like to be careful in the way of director j. . abrams certainly seems to think it can. if you were a kid watching this 100 years from now 500 years from now. you see this inevitability this story concludes in a way that feels thrilling and shocking and funny and emotional and sends the final film reunites new cast and old after actress carrie fisher's death in 2016 abrams has even found a leftover material from the last 2 thumbs to bring her back as princess wei. so how will the age old battle between jenna and 6 am and which skywalker will rise to the rise of sky with the release of episode 9 fans can finally find. its the music gives make those fe

commissioner moran. the public comment? all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries. next item, please. >> item 18, adopt a policy on tis continuation of of water service for nonpayment. >> there's a motion. is there a second? second on this item? >> second. >> second. all -- public comment? would you like to speak? it looks like you're making your way. i'm pleased to see this on the agenda. we've talked about this before. maybe you could just come up for a moment. it's an important issue. i know, sorry. you thought you could get out. >> good afternoon. i'm the customer service operations manager. slide, please. just one second. >> take your time. >> continuation of the national water service water paint. the policy is to comply with senate bill 998, the water protection act passed on september 2018. the act requires adoption of the policy, which is the purpose of this bill, of this recommended action. this slide highlights some of the requirements, that are already in compliance with. the bill requires a minimum of 60 days delinquency before shut-off. we did not disc

terry moran is on capitol hill with the latest.inst donald john trump as he's described in those articles. he becomes only the fourth president in the united states history to have this moment when the judiciary committee votes articles of impeachment to the house floor. andrew johnson, richard nixon who resigned before a house vote and bill clinton of course the previous presidents, but on a strict party line vote. that has to be counted as a political achievement for donald trump. when the story broke, when the transcript of that phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine came out, there were republicans who wavered for a while. they said it was not okay, wondered about its appropriateness. they held their fire and now they are absolutely staunch in his defense and on his preferred line of defense, that that call, in the president's word, was perfect, that there was nothing wrong with it and the process that represents another witch hunt. there's no question this comes as a blow to the pride of president trum

henry moran was watching.econd t20 to ensure that they've wrapped up the series at the earliest opportunity. batting first, 185 for five was the score, amy jones' 89 from just 52 deliveries, her highest scores in it t20 internationals. and for the second match running, a playerfor the match running, a playerfor the match were for her as well. bowling was coming good were dominant, 101-9, was coming good were dominant, 101—9, pakistan were limited to, particularly the bowling, really restricting the run—scoring. that saw them home and ensured this was a mighty wind, a special day as well for daniel wyatt, playing in her 100th t20 international. she scored 55, not the 100 she was dreaming of, but still, a momentous occasion for the england opener. pretty special to make my hundredth t20 cap today, and to have my dad here as well. it was really nice command to get a 50 as well is, yeah, i'm really happy with that. was there a little part of you as he walked off the field thinking, there was mark runs out there fo

couple of spinouts and the drive time now bumped up to about 44 minutes coming out of nevada through moran francisco. >>and the buzz if you're feeling a little low key today and it's not holiday hangover maybe the 49 ers losses weighing you down beyond that i don't know data anchor, not a doctor. it was a heart-stopping game between 2 heavyweights the 40 niners delivering the first punch with this deebo samuel is catch for a touchdown. the ravens answered with one of their own and the 2 teams went toe to toe until the last 3 seconds when the last tow kicked a field goal and the ravens one it 20 to 17. >>definitely against a real good team. i was real happy with our guys how they played we had every chance to win that game came up a little bit short there then give credit to them. hopefully can earn an opportunity to maybe a chance when some other time some other child. >>and maybe get another crack at the ravens in the super bowl. >>or might we face. tom brady don't make a match and yikes he was so upset yesterday yellen yelling at the receivers on the sidelines as the patriots could do an

the first one is called kansas and moran street. it's a delay to the original baseline completion schedule. so the agreement with san francisco public works going underneath part of their property and public works is expressing some concern about the proposed tunnel alignment in this case underneath their maintenance yard. they work on a 35% design but won't be able to release the request for qualification and the r.s.p. for the specification of that tunnel work until we come to an agreement with the san francisco public works with that issue. that's a work in progress. now phase two, it's forecasting a delay to the original baseline completion schedule. this is the second phase of the project. it's to convert gary boulevard's center lanes and the bus transit lanes. they placed this property on a temporary hold due to funding. thirdly and lastly, the new treasure island waste water treatment plant. forecasting a delay also to the original baseline completion schedule. the team is working to complete the c.e.r. for early 2020 and is

is nice and calm right now you head north of it you're still holding on to some light showers up in moran really we're seeing some of the heavier stuff now is right there on the peninsula out into the east bay right around snow and then down into the south bay works as rebecca will tell you those wet roadways slowing things down now 85, especially has been saying some persistent rainfall if you're heading up into the santa cruz mountains or doubt down towards of morgan hill. it's going to be even

out of the north bay right now getting to the golden gate bridge 39 minutes from the bottle through moran and then across the span of finally to the pay gates into san francisco. i will check the san mateo bridge coming up james darya let's go to our human storm tracker coverage kron 4 sarah stinson is right now nice again the storm center on terror. >>outside of 6.80 north where there's so much traffic has actually headed to walnut creek. but it was just too jam-packed traffic that i just stopped off in danville to make this live shot. said it was going to take 25 minutes to get to walnut creek that is. san francisco back to our station it's going to take an hour and a half. so. there's accidents or because people are slowing down. with this weather makes for a bad drive. when i was in dublin i went to the top of the you can see from up there. just had. i think in certain areas like phi 80. east that's not bad the 5.80 west is pass as people as well the traffic actually forces all of us to slow down. take it easy. it's a good thing because you know we tend to go too fast we have no traff

henry moran was watching in kuala lumpur.ngland at the beginning of the 3t20 internationals against pakistan, a crucial phase in the build up towards the t—20 world cup come february, it was not all england's way, looked at a time to lick the could be a position to cause a bit of a shock but in the end england 154 including 153 for amyjones, england winning by 29 runs. so vehicle cynical of the peak of the boulders, three wickets for her in the competence of women in the end for england to get this phase of the tort off to the perfect start. did well to get to 160, pakistan pulled quite tight and the tight in the field and so happy we got there in the end, left a few out there probably but the boulders did a greatjob. there probably but the boulders did a great job. on thursday will be looking to begin a clean sweep to give maximum meant momentum heading towards australia in february. just a few months ago, british sprinter adam gemili was at a low point. he'd been favourite to medal at the world championships, but — in his w